Happy Thanksgiving

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In my latest controversial holiday-related post, I'd like to wish you all a happy Thanksgiving.

What am I grateful for this time of year? I would say my job, my readers, comic books and pie, not necessarily in that order.

What are you grateful for? Let us know by posting a comment. We'd be ever so thankful.

8 Comments

shirley wofford said:

Hi David,

Happy Thanksgiving Day. I hope you get plenty of pie.

I will have pumpkin pie--sort of a last meal, before I have to do the unthinkable--figure out a way, to lose weight. But, then, I see Christmas Day, is only one month away--oh well, the second-to-last, meal.

I have a multitude of things, for which I am thankful, but the number one thing--I am thankful, that I was born, and live, in America. That thankfulness will be number one, with me, for the rest, of my life.

Coincidentally, this Thanksgiving Day, will be the 20th Anniversary, of the death, of Freddie Mercury. The Brits don't celebrate Thanksgiving, so there will be much mourning, in England, and the rest of Europe. I am thankful, that there is good preservation, of at least three, of their concerts, on DVD, and, consequently, the opportunity, to see and hear, the greatest frontman, and the greatest band, in the history, of rock music. I will celebrate, with a DVD concert, "Queen in Montreal", Thanksgiving night.

[Your whitehaired self's devotion to the band Queen never fails to make me smile, Shirley. And thank you as always for your devotion to this blog. -- DA]

Will Plunkett said:

Thankful for the simple pleasure of time off to read. So rare these days.

A peaceful, restful holiday to all around these parts!

Gdog said:

wheels wheels wheels how could I ever get around without them?

Ramona said:

Have a great day, David, and plenty of pie.

Shirley, don't worry too much about your weight today. Holiday meals have no calories! At least that's what I've been told. After today, think fruit, veggies, and rice cakes. BTDT. (Been there, done that for the uninitiated.)

I'm thankful for my health and the health of my loved ones.

I'm thankful for friends and family, (I'll even try to be thankful for a certain son-in-law that we'll all have to tolerate today) and for the fact that we can get together over a sumptuous meal.

I also grateful that we have homes, jobs, and enough left over to help others who are not so fortunate.

Enjoy, y'all!

Bob Terry said:

I am very thankful that yesterday's Thanksgiving meal included my hero...my son, Navycorpsman Chris Terry. Last year at this time he was in a remote post in Afghanistan on his 4th overseas tour of duty. He will be leaving in February for #5, but to have him and his 13 mo. old daughter together again is truly a blessing.

DAve said:

I'm VERY grateful that no one said anything stupid about Thanksgiving.

Happy Thanksgiving everybuddies!!!

Doug Evans said:

Four days late but chiming in: I'm thankful for the usual: family, health, a house over my head, a couple of jobs that don't pay a whole lot but keep me intellectually stimulated and have given me a whole host of good friends. Also, books. I love books. I'm very thankful for books. And the David Allen column! Too cheesy to throw that in here?

[Never too cheesy. Thank you. Now, I have to ask: You have, not merely a roof, but a house over your head? Like the witch in "Wizard of Oz"? -- DA]

Bonnie said:

I'm thanksful that my Los Angeles Galaxy won their 3rd Major League Soccer championship. It was worth the drive to Carson in the rain. Right before the game started there was a rainbow over the arena. See, God loves the Galaxy.

[What further proof is needed? Thanks, Bonnie. -- DA]

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